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SU NJ DRIES.

Packing, Albany Grease, I've, Pumice
Stone, Putty, Weights, Butts, Locks, Busters,
Wicks, Rope Reels, Oh Cans, Globes, Lam
terms, Brushes, SASH Tools, elders Tools,
Arnsts' Paints and Brushes, Oh Pumps,
Sprgging Machine, two Office safes, Desks,
House Ladders, Show Cases, Platform Scales,
etc, etc.
The above plant is a magnificent chance for
an enterprising party with few thousand
dollars. 20 old stock, and the place IS in fl ne
paying condition. with gilt edge customer rs
and steady patronage.
Inventory and stock can be seen on the
premises, and terms arranged with FRANK
BLAIR, Esq, CAPT. MARION F, JONES, OF
J. MCLAUGHLfN g. son,
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A Splendid Grocery Stand and a
Comfortable Residence.
c. H. DOTSett. AuCtiOnesr.

win offer at the Court House on TUESDAY.
April s. 1887. during the usual hours OF sale,
The eastern portion of Lot No. "a Choctay
Ward, having a frontage OF 47I$ feet on Sims
street. and depth OF 90 feet.
The improvements consist of a large aud
well arranged store and four large rooms.
convenient for housekeeping; also Kitchen
in the yard. The house Is well and substan-
TALLY built and Ia an exceedingly cosy
and comfortable house. As business stand
IL is located IN a very populous neighborhood,
where competition 10 not az great as In o.her
portions Of the city. A good cash business
can be done at this stand.
From investors this should receive good IT.
tentlen, - good senaniH eau readily be had
FOR this Property.
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AT AUCTION.
Eighteen Acres of Farming Land
C. H. DORSET, kuctiOneer, .

viii Ofer at the Court House on TUESDAY,
April s. 1887, during the usual hours OF sale,
Lots % and % Of the Drsyton and Thomas
land. being in the village Of Acton and con-
tanning nine acres each.
This land is adjoining the farm of Mr..
Charlton. which corners on the White Bluff
and Montgomery roads. about five miles from
the city.
This is good land. all fenced, in a good
neighborhood. Land on this road is seldom
offered, and never remains long on the mar
ket. Parties wishing small farm easily
reached from the city should look into this
chance.
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Wood Land Near Savannah
AT AUCTION.
c. Il. Dorset, AueliOnasr,

WIN o1er at the Court House on TUESDAY.
April .. 1887, during the usual hours OF sale,
One hundred acres of Wood Land lying be-
tween the Central railroad, which bounds il
ON one side. and the Louisville road, which
bounds 1t on the other side, distant about If.
teen Q5) miles from the city.
The proximity OF this land to the city rem
ders 1t valuable for the timber and fire wood
which could be cut of the land.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-24

There's one tooth wash, the ladies pride,
Beloved by bellies DER every "wash" beside
One dentifrice there is supremacy beat,
a sweeter, better one than all the rest;
And you will find, In every land The same
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-24

Raw OILS, Rolled OILS, Neatfoot, Sperm, En-
Glne, Lard, Ltnseed Oil, Kerosene. Etc.. Etc.
Japan, Furniture, Carriage Narnish, Etc. best
White Lead, BLACK Paints, Narnsh Paint,
Chrome Yellow, Blue. Rod Emerald Green,
Gold, SILVER and Bronze Paints, Raw TIMBER,
BHrnt TIMBER, Raw Sienna, Patent Dryers.
Ochrcs Ltharge Red Lead, Shellao, Ivory
BLACK. Etc. ETC.
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SASH. DOORS, ETC,

Doors, single, double and rolling. Blinds,
Sashes, glazed and unglazed. side Lights,
Head Lights, Sliding Door Tracks. Moldings,
Etc, Etc. all best seasoned Northern pine.
GLAs AL sizes, sXlO. l6x2l, 2Sx34, 50X6o, etc.
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For SaIe.

NOR SALE.-One choice lot COZ % on Duffy
Il street. between Drayl0n and bercOrn
streets. southern front. Apply 10 bOBERr
II. TATEM, Ecal Estate Dealer and AUG
tiOneer. l-6 Bay street.
NOR SALE, Laths, Shingles, Flooring,
i Ceiling, Notwithstanding and Framing
Lumber. ONCE and Yard Taylor and East
Broad streets, Telephone No. I'll. REP
PARD n co.
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Uhntonraulln.

WANTED. everybody 10 know WILSON'S
w 10 Headquarters for Fine Cabinet Photo
graphs; family groups and llfe-size heads III
rect from the negatives. Cabinet Photos price
three dollars and nfty cents a dozen. j. N.
WILSON, Il Bull street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-24

IF you are in want OF Lap Robes, Horse
4 Blankets. Wagon, Buggy or Team Harness,
Ladies'. Gents OF Boys Saddles and Brides,
Mill or Gin Betting of any sind. Trunks and
Travelling Bags from the cheapest to the
finest grades, you will ind nice, well selec-
tea stock to choose from at w. b. NELL X
co. IS, 100 Congress street.
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NOTICE.-We are Ginning again. That
~ Bean Soup and BostO WoOdcock to-day.
from II to $50, at DAN QUINAN'S, Bull
street.
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zfftnrFlIa1tpnito.

ID ECEIVED this day the finest selection Of
IL Cloths for Spring and summer Suits.
all and make your selection. FIT guaran-
teed. GAZAN, Bull and Broughton
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Donough streets.
CTRAW BERRY CREAM and Orange Ice
- daily at FURBERS, the Confectioner.
A SMALL LOT OF soiled Buggy Harness,
"A Trunks and Bags at cost. Garden Hoae
TRY our Cream Bread aud be convinced
Il that we make the best. FURBER, the
ConfectiOner.
I OOK out for bargains; no nonsense; don't
II believe what you read. but call and see
our immense line OF House Furnishing Goods,
Furniture, Stoves and Shades, at prices at
which you can supply your wants, az NATH-
AN BROS, 1856 Congress street.
WE arc using the best brands OF Flour
w that's nailed Ia our Cream Bread.
FURBEH, the C0nfeeIloner.
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nnre.
4 AID e ~ =

no YOUR own Dyeing, at Home. with
~ PEERLESS DYES. They Will dive
ierything. They are sold everywhere Price
loo. pacsage-4c co ors. They have no equal
for Strength, Brightness. Amount in Pack
ages or for Fastness % Color, or non-fadiug
Qualities. They do not crock or smut. For
sale by Is. f. ULMER. NJ D., Pharm acist. cor
nsr Broughton and Houston streets; Is. PUL.
FORD; i. =. REID, Druggist and Apothecarv
corner Jones and Abercorn streets; EDWARD
and stewart streets.
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entertainments.

or nOn 20 loan on City Real Estate. For
DIC.UUU particulars address Il. X.
KlkkSkI, agent, corner Whitaker Il Nc
Donounh streets,
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Iunnrm * Cairo -. ssl. u.

DOLTS, nuts and lag screws made by q. Il.
ID LOMBARD \ co. AugMsta. Ga.
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anything to buy or to sell, any business or
accommodations to secure; indeed, any ,oiSh
to gr0tifg, should advertise IN This column.
pFrannaI.
JNNEL.-This evening or Friday morning,
- sure. VIII walt ON you. Last chance.
SEMfER IDEM.
-
EpElp 1EIantrn.
WANTED, a house girl. Apply at Il
w Broughton street
WANTED. two Bushe ing Talors. Mt
w COOPER'S the tailor. 10 West Broad
street, opposite Central r ,ilroad yard,
HOUSE SERVANT WANTED.-A house
IL servant to do general house work want
ed. White preferred. Apply ut No. SO Aber~
corn etreet
&1OO TO $500 a month can be made work
DlOU ing for us; agents preferred who
can furnish their own horses and Civ their
whole time to the business; spare moments
may be prodtably employed also; few va
c9neles In towns and cities. Is. +. JOHN
SON co., 1913 Nam street. Richmond, Va.
=---------s-------.--------
employment 2&DanteD.
YOUNG MAN having leisure evenings
]
bookkeeping and stenography. WORKER,
News office.
NEEDED, work az anything, by reliable
~ young man; small salary gladly accept
ed: good references. Address j. e. +. News
office.
WANTED, by a lady, position as cashier or
w office work; reference furnished. No.
30 Bull street.
zstlGrfl!aurnua Zuanta.
WANTED. at once, by responsible party
w gentle horse Tor its board during he
summer or longer if the party desires. Ad-
dre,s GOOD CARE, this office
Noottta TO 2sFnt.
NOR RENT, the rooms over the store cor
IL ner BroughtOn and Montgomery streets
Apply to d. ). MORRISON, Market Square.
CHOICE OF FLATS containing three
and four rooms. at POS Broughton street
DOOMs 70 REM furnished or unfur-
III nlshed. 2i18 barnard street, upstairs.
NICELY FURNISHED room for rent, at
IA No. II. York street.
gsnunpa ami Storrn tor Rent.
NOR RENT. seven-roum house, corner New
i Houston and JEFF rson. Apply 40 LOUIS
NOGEL'S store, Jefferson anu Waldburg
lane.
nor RENT, eght-room house, with bath
L room. Apply to WILLIAM BOUHAN,
corner Huntington and Mercer streets.
nor RENT from May /, house No. l45
Il Taylor street corner whitaker; three
stories above basement; either furnished or
uufuruished. Low rent until Oct. l. Address
or call 1T premises. j. a. Il ATES.
nor RENT, house No. IS st. Julian street,
II con- aiming thirteen rooms; modern con-
venlences: possession first of April next.
Apply To W. II. RAY.
NOR RENT OR SALE, the grocery store
Il now rented bv II. Y HAM, at the corner
of Charlton and Whitaker streets; possession
given MAY 1st Apply TO JOHN SULLIVAN,
at store 1873 Congress street.
LNOR RENT. fine residence l99 waIdburg
Il street. cheap. !. d. LAROCHE'S SONS.
NOR RENT, store No. 1917 Congress street,
possession given Nav LIST. For terms. etc,
apply to MEINHAKD BROS. n co.
UOR RENT the store No. lB5 Congress
IT street, next 10 the corner of Barnard
street. For terms apply to GEO. W. OWENS,
ll3 Bay street.
NOR RENT. with privilege Of purchase,
It building lots in Brownville. Southville
and Eastlani at Soc. to 81 4 month Lots TO
lease near Whitaker and Anderson streets.
Apply to DIR. l.. A. FALLlGANT, Isl South
Broad street.
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nor RENT. seven-Toum house, corner New
Il Houston and JEFF rson. Apply 40 LOUIS
VOGEL'S store, Jefferson anu Waldburg
lane.
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For Sale.
Paints. Oils, ETC.,

The stock 10 almost new and well selected
cOnsistInp of
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2sllartL!aI,rni,a E.Ianta.

WANTED, at once, by a responsible party,
w gentle horse Tor Its board during he
summer. or longer if the party desires. Ad
dres GOOD CARE, this Office
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-24

WILLIAM EsTILL.
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A BENEFIT PERFORMANCES.

OSCAR WILLoUaHBY RIGGS.
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nor RENT, eight-room house. with bath
corner HuntingdOn and Mercer streets.
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Nounta to 3&rnt.

NOR RENT, the rooms over the store cor
II ner BroughtOn and Montgomery streets.
Apply to d. j. MORRISON, Market Square.
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NOR RENT. house No. 80 st. Julian street,
II containing thirteen rooms; modern con
veulences: possession first of April next.
Apply to W. II. RAY.
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sponnpn ami Storrn tor Rent.

A NICELY FURNISHED room for rent, at
n No. IL. York street.
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NOR RENT OR SALE. the grocery store
l. now rented bv II. Y HAM, at the corner
of Charlton and Whitaker streets; possession
gwen MAY LIST. Apply TO JOHN SULLIVAN,
at store 1873 COngress street.
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Gnsplouu,e,st 2lpanteD.

NEEDED. work az anything, by reliable
~ young man; small salary gladly accept
ed: good references. Address j. e. r. , News
office.
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WANTED, by lady, position as cashier or
w office work; reference furnished. No.
30 Bull street
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G1N0 TO $500 month can be made WORK
olOO ing for us; agents preferred who
can furnish their own horses and Civ their
whole time to the business; spare moments
cqnGles IN towns and cities. Is. +. JOHN
SON CO., lob Nam street Richmond. Va.
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nor RENT. from May |, house No. l45
II Taylor street, corner whitaker; three
stories above basement; either furnished or
uniuruished. Low rent unti Oct. l. Address
or call 1T nrem lses. j. a. Il YVES.
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DrrGnraI.

HOUSE SERVANT WANTED.-A house
IL servant to do general house work want.
ed. White preferred. Apply at No. SO Aber-
corn etreet
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-06-30
Condition of Crops.

The recent report made by Major
William Sims, Secretary of the State
Board of Agriculture, from inform
alton received from over 600 cores
pondents in all sections of Kansas in
dicates veryiencouraging outlook fol
all crops except wheat and oats.
From returns received from county
clerks, and estimates for counties
from which no official reports have as
yet been made, the area sown to wheat
is found to be the smallest since 1872,
and will fall at least 20 per cent below
that of last year.
The weather during the month of
April was unfavorable for the
growth of the plant (too dry, and the
chinchbug has well-nigh destroyed the
crop in certain localities and seriously
damaged it in others, reducing the
general condition 40 per cent. Prob
able product, but little, if any, IN ex
cess of the requirements of the state fol
bread and seed.
The corn acreage will be at least q
per cent in excess of the crop last year
which was larger than for any former
period in the history of the state. The
stand is generally good, and the out
look for full crop was never bettr at
this season of the year.
The dry weather in the early part o.
the season seriously retarded the oati
growth and the crop has suffered to ;
considerable extent from insect depre
datiOns, but the recent rains have ma
terially improved the outlook, ant
while the yield per acre must fall at leas
40 per cent below the average, in view O
the area sown fair crop may yet be har
vested. Altogether the outlook TO
this year is very encouraging for Kan
SaS farmers.
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Patrio1ic sons OF Ameriea.

CHICAGO, June 23.-The patriotic
order of Sons of America closed their
eleventh annual convention to-day.
This morning the platform and prin-
ciples of the order were adopted as fol-
lows: For the welfare, prosperity
and liberty of all American citizens
and their descendants we desire to pro-
tect our form of government and to
preserve it from the Influence and con-
troll of any foreign power by discrimi-
mating sentiment of loyalty and estab-
fishing a fraternal feeling among all
Americans. We hope to make it i'm
possible for any one to live under the
protection of the stars and stripes who
does not honor and revere them. We
are opposed to the occupancy of any
part of our country by foreign Specula-
tors or adventnrers, who do not wish to
become citizens, and we believe that all
of the resom ces and privileges of the
country should be reserved for the eX-
elusive use of native born or natural
lied citizens. We are in favor of
crushing out that foreign element
which comes here to advocate commun-
ism and nihilism, and which does not
| identify itself with our country and
does not respect our flag" After this
the following officers for the ensuing
year were elected: National President
George p. Smith, of Chicago; Vice.
President, Frank Murphy, of Pennsyl
vania; Treasurer, A r. Phillips, OF
Colorado; Secretary F. W. Hendley, o.
| Ohio; member of the financial com
mittee, b. Dilley, of PENNSYLVANIA
The next convention viii be held a
Milwaukee or Reading, Pa.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
BENroN's COMPLAINT AeA1NsrrHE' g

BENTON's COMPLAINT AGAINST THE "Q''
WASHINGTON, June 21.-The hear
ing upon the complaint of the Burton
Stock Car Company was continued by
the Inter State Commerce Commission
Vice President of the Street Stable Car
Company, was sworn, and described the
car of which he is the inventor. Wit
ness stated that the substance of the
conversations with the officers of va
rious railroad companies who had de-
clined to accept the traffic by patent
cars except upon the terms of the pub
lished classification by which a charge
in excess Of that upon transportation
by ordinary cars was made. It was de-
velOped that shippers of stock by ordi-
chase their hay OF the Stock Yards
Company at from 81 to S1.5C
per hundred, whereas the ordinary
price was about 80 or 20 cents a hun
dred. The first witness called by re-
spondents was MIR. Henry b. Stone. OF
Chicago, General Manager of the
Chicago, Burlington s. Quincy Road
He was examined by Mr.. Writ Dexter
Of counsel for that company. He stated
that it was the policy of his road tx
own the cars which it used in trans
O1SStAOA VI SStGAs nc IlOuKuG buC1
policy essential to the successful op
GRAFTON of the line. Nearly all stool
transportation was East bound, and i
was necessary to have cars which coul.
be used for ether. classes o
merchandise when cars wen
going West. Witness wa
/ familiar with the Burton car and de
clared that it was not practicable E
ship lumber or steel rails thereon. Il
busy times when the road was take.
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Hanged for yvIre-Murder.

ST. LOUIS, June 24.-Alfred Blunt,
the wife-murderer, was hanged here
this morning at 1885 O'Clock. At 4 a..
m. his spiritual adviser visited his cell
and the remaining hours Of Blunt's
life were occupied in reading the Scrip
lures and in praying. At $50 the
sheriff read the death sentence and
pinioned his arms. He walked with a
firm step to the scaffold and took his
placed on the trap to make his fall
greater. A gray pallor spread over his
face and he was quite nervous when
the black cap was pulled down over his
head. While he was murmuring a
short prayer the trap was sprung and
his neck was broken. Death followed
in six and quarter minutes. He was
cut down and his body sent to the
mOrgue.
ms CRIME AN ATROCIoUs ONE.
The crime for which Alfred Blunt was
hanged was the atrocious murder of his
young wife. He was very jealous of her
and frequent quarrels finally drove her
away with her two children. On May
18th, 1886, three days later, Blunt 10
Gated her and compelled her to return
to his home in south st. Louis. AssOon
as the door was closed the quarrel be-
gan again and Blunt resorted to araZOr.
The woman fled flom him severely cut,
and rushed into the back yard, where
she fell exhausted. The enraged hus-
band, still unsatisfed, hacked her
again, and then obtaining Ratchet
tried to split her head open. Throw
ing the weapon in a well he ran to the
nearest police station and told his hOr-
rible story. He was thirty years of age
| and a hunchback, and maintained that
his wife disposed him because of his de-
| formity. He was tried in December
The supreme court affirmed the decision
in April and he was hanged to-day.
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state to prevent its excessive consump-
ton, at the same time Sc
curing the utmost profit to the
Treasury by the suppression of adult
Grafton and other frauds Mr.. Rou-
yier approved the committees report.
He said the Government would prose-
cute fraud wherever discovered, and
that the revenue collectors viii be in
structed to take vigorous action against
imposition.
VANDERBILT COMING HOME.
LONDON, June 24.-Mr. George Van
derbilt, having received urgent cable
dispatches, started for Liverpool at
$50 to-day, EN- route for New York.
CABINET RUMoES DENIED.
CITY OF MEXICO, via GALVESTON,
June 24.-The Diario OliiciO denies by
authority the rumors that cabinet
crisis exists. For the last fortnight
these reports have been rife here at
the capital, and most politicians be-
lieved the President intended to reor-
ganiZe his cabinet. The newspapers
are ridiculing as absurd the
project of putting Don Carlos
ON the throne, and some of them are
printing lists of future royal cabinet
to the annoyance of many worthy sur
vivors of the MaXimillian era. 1t was
announced to-day that the British Min
lister, Sir Spencer st. John, would not
preside at the jubilee dinner of the
English colony tomorrow.
DISSENTING THE QUEEN.
The trosble grows out of an alleged
social slight. There is q lively row in
the embassy and Englishmen whose
| loyalty to the Queen has hitherto been
i-unquestioned find themselves termed
Fenians and Irish sympathiZerS.
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wand Canada 0uaransIned.

CHICAGO, June pa special to the
Daily News from Springfield, H., says:
Many of the leading breeders and ship
pers of cattle of the central portion OF
the state held meeting to-day and eff
fected a formal organization for the
purpose of combating the proposed
change in rates for the shipment of cat
tie on the car lot plan to a plan of the
shipments by weight. a memorial
was adopted for Transmission to the
Secretary of the Treasury setting forth
that contagious pleuro-preumonia ex-
lists to an alarming extent in Scotland;
that cattle from the infested districts
are allowed to land in Canadian ports,
and that as the treasury department of
the United States has scheduled against
the importation of such cattle from
Scotland, they request that the ship
ment of cattle from Canada to the
United States be prohibited until the
Dominion authorities take such
action in regard to shipments of cat
tie from Scotland as shall insure certain
immunity to the United States from
their importation through Canadian
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